Nixon in critical but improving condition after surgery
Former President Richard M. Nixon remains on the critical list six hours after urgent surgery to block blood clots. Doctors say his condition is more stable with internal bleeding stopped and vital signs stable, though he remains under intensive care with 24 hour monitoring.
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Lukash
Hickman
Norma Nager
San Clemente
John Lungren
Kissinger says door to Middle East talks not closed
Secretary of State Kissinger, arriving from New Delhi to Dacca, says he may visit the Middle East next week and that Arab Rabat decisions complicate peace talks. He pledges no CIA interference in India and outlines plans to resume U S food shipments to India this year.
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UPI
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Middle East
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India
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Morocco
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Israel
Ford
Jordan
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Anderson
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Kamal Hossain
Islamabad
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Asia
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Convicted killer seeks new trial in King assassination case
James Earl Ray testified at a federal hearing denying he killed Martin Luther King Jr while hinting at a conspiracy. He said he may be partially responsible and cited a letter to Senator Eastland. his lawyers presented notes from Foreman and Hanes about plea negotiations and trial prospects.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Memphis
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James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
King
Martin Luther King
Henry Haile
Haile
the King
Arthur Hanes Sr
Birmingham
Ala
Percy Foreman
Houston
County complex urged to be placed in Fort Bragg area
The Fort Bragg Mendocino Coast Chamber of Commerce demanded the county board locate a new coastal offices complex in Fort Bragg rather than Mendocino. It argues most residents live there and notes the Mendocino school renovation would be costly.
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Mendocino
Government Operations Committee
Economy Darkens as Ford Sees Bad Times Ahead
Government indicators point to the worst economy plunge in 23 years with higher prices and more layoffs. President Ford, while not denying recession, signals readiness for tougher inflation steps. Unemployment rises and auto sector cuts hit 3,700+ Kelley-Springfield workers across four plants for at least 15 days.
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Ford
Commerce Department
Kelley-Springfield Tire Co
County OKs 10 Year Lease for Ukiah Little League Field
County supervisors approve a 10 year lease with North Ukiah Little League for Jaycee Field on Low Gap Road to help fund improvements. The league, using the site since the 1950s, seeks a sprinkler system and county aid, hoping to host the 1975 district tournament in Ukiah. Supervisor Sawyers warns the county could reclaim the land and votes conditionally void the lease if needed before expiration.
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North Ukiah Little League
Jaycee
Low Gap
Ukiah
Harvey Sawyers
Zoning administrator ordinance introduced before county supervisors
An ordinance creating a zoning administrator in the planning department with sole decision making powers on routine use permits and variance applications was introduced for a public hearing next week. It exempts the position from civil service and gives autonomous authority while appeals bypass the planning commission.
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